Many people look for a combination of mobile phone with the picture quality that a digital camera can deliver. When Sony merged with Ericsson, the company made wonders. The very first Sony Cyber-Shot digital camera was released in 1996. A decade later in 2006, Sony Ericsson came out with their first mobile phone to feature the trademark Sony Cyber-Shot digital camera: the Sony Ericsson K800, with a 3.2 mega pixel camera. Other younger siblings of the K800 soon followed, all of which possessed Carl Zeiss optics and xenon flash bulbs. Finally, by the fourth quarter of 2007, we will all soon be introduced to the newest member of the family: the Sony Ericsson K850.
This new model from Sony Ericsson measures 102 x 48 x 17 mm and weighs 118 grams. The Lithium Polymer battery can withstand a talk time of 9 hours, or 400 hours standby time. The K850 has an internal memory of 40MB, plus an included Memory Stick Micro of 512MB, it can also accommodate microSD cards. The phonebook can hold 1000 contacts with 20 entries per contact.